Well, it's nice to have you back. I don't care what some people say. I like you. And I like

today's guest, Rachel Paris. We had a lovely talk about all sorts of things. Now, in no particular

order, I was able to express to her my failure to understand the appeal of the goth.

She turns out she, and this surprised me because you see she was very academic at school.

She was, I don't want to use the phrase, a goodie two shoes, but it was hovering in the air.

And yet she was drawn to Goths.

And then we go on to discuss her cut. Look, I won't spoil it for you. We talk about all sorts.

She was here to talk about the publication of the paperback copy of her book, Advice from Strangers, which has gone down very well

indeed and is well worth a read. But that's me saying it. Why don't you listen to her? This is

Brydon and Rachel Paris.

I'm going to keep looking straight into the camera as I currently am.

Just do that.

Okay, we're wrong.

All right.

Oh, is that your bottom?

Oh, that's quite a sharp one.

I thought it was a floorboard.

I love, we're talking about flatulence.

And we're here in the Voxpod studio rather than at home.

Because if you're going to talk to Rachel Paris, you don't want to do it over Zoom.

You want to get some of that, some of that, some of that, some of that Paris magic.

Everybody loves Paris.

...